Musical Love Material:CanvasDone by Oz El Hai, this canvas painting captures a poignant moment between two womenone clutching a violin, symbolizing the universal language of music and perhaps the rich musical heritage of Israel. The other woman, with her head turned away, may represent a moment of reflection or introspection, common themes in the contemplative nature of Israeli art. The backdrop is a tapestry of geometric and free form shapes, predominantly in blue and white,
this piece carries a sculptural presence and is fully ready to hang
and abstract forms intertwine
It features a young child
crafted by Oz El Hai on a curved shape wood
reflecting Israel's long-standing aspirations for harmony and tranquility
Surrounding this central scene
Historic Toast by Esther Encaoua imagines a surreal yet joyful scene where Israel’s most iconic leaders sit together at one table
grounding the imagery in courage and sacrifice
done by Oz El Hai
this painting arrives ready to hang
Rozenberg is celebrated as the last remaining artist who still paints directly in the alleys of Safed
resonating deeply with the Jewish spirit and Israel's history of perseverance
